Analog Electronic Technology (Second Edition)

Author: Jiang Xia'an, Dong Xiufeng (editors)
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: This textbook is a revised version based on the previous edition, extensively incorporating feedback from teaching implementers. It is divided into 10 chapters, covering topics such as semiconductor devices, basic analysis of amplification circuits, frequency characteristics, field-effect transistor amplification circuits, negative feedback amplification circuits, direct-coupled amplification circuits and integrated operational amplifiers, applications of integrated operational amplifiers, waveform generation and transformation circuits, power amplification circuits, and DC power supplies. The authors have carefully selected content, presented it in an accessible and visually engaging manner, and included numerous examples and exercises in each chapter. To facilitate self-study, this textbook is accompanied by a study guide and is designed to be used alongside Digital Electronics Technology (though it can also be used independently). The teaching hours are approximately 72 (excluding experiments). This textbook is the result of the authors' 30+ years of teaching experience, comprehensively aligning with the requirements of relevant professional curricula. It has a broad professional applicability, making it suitable for undergraduate and junior college students in electronic information-related fields at universities, as a self-study textbook for related majors, and as a reference for engineering technicians working in electronic technology.